Northwestern State University of Louisana

IN 2007-08

• Played in 25 games, starting the first 2 against Cal-Santa Barbara and Stanford
• Season and career high 8 points in road win at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, when he and Devin White helped hold the 2006-07 SLC Player of the Year, 7-footer Chris Daniels, scoreless
• Also career-best 6 rebounds at TAMCC in 11 minutes
• 6 points, 4 rebounds in 11 minutes against Southeastern Louisiana on March 1 in narrow loss
• shot 54.5% on FG, never taking more than 3 shots from the floor
• twice hit 4-6 on FT, vs. TAMCC and SLU

IN 2006-07

• made 18 appearances in varsity action, was assertive in several junior varsity contests
• posted career-best 6 points in 8 minutes vs. UTSA in 1/13/7 home win
• showed dead-eye free throw touch (5-6)
• season-high 9 minutes at Hawaii

IN 2005-06

• played in 15 regular-season games, getting spot duty as a frontcourt reserve
• drew a charge at Missouri in a two-minute first-half outing as the Demons built a double-figure lead
• finally broke through into the scoring column at home against Texas State on Jan. 28, hitting 3 of 4 shots and grabbing 5 rebounds while getting all of his 6 points in the regular season
• was a standout on the Demons' junior varsity team, with several 20-point games and double-double performances in a limited schedule against junior college teams

BEFORE NSU

• led Marksville to a 33-4 record, the Class 3A finals and a No. 1 state  ranking in his senior season
• lettered in basketball all four seasons and was a two-time Class 4A All-State selection
• averaged 20.7 points, 14 rebounds, and 2 blocks a game his senior year
• received team MVP, Parish MVP and District MVP, All Cenla MVP, and All-State 1st team honors his senior year
• averaged 17 points and 12 rebounds his junior year
• prepped for coaches Duke Allgood and Alan Tinsley
• led Marksville to a 27-7 record and a #2 ranking his junior year
• received all parish, all district, all Cenla, all state, and team MVP honors his junior year
• received all parish and all district honors his sophomore year
• In four years he led Marksville High to a 99-34 record, making the state playoffs his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons